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The final part of a unit based on the well-known picture book 'Greedy Zebra' by Mwenye Hadithi. Presented by Howard Ward.

Part 3 of a unit exploring the well-known picture book 'Greedy Zebra' by Mwenye Hadithi. Presented by Howard Ward.

Part 2 of a unit exploring the well-known picture book 'Greedy Zebra' by Mwenye Hadithi. Presented by Howard Ward.

The first programme in a unit based on the well-known picture book 'Greedy Zebra' by Mwenye Hadithi. Presented by Howard Ward.

Justin Fletcher with more dance ideas inspired by the special food eaten at Chinese New Year.

It's fire crackers and lanterns as Justin Fletcher finds out about the customs of Chinese New Year.

Justin Fletcher guides the listeners through putting together their complete Spring dance using movements inspired by the theme of opposites.

Spring is in the air as Justin Fletch returns with more dance ideas inspired by the theme of opposites.

Putting together some of the exaggerated moves from the first programme and creating a comic sequence in pairs. Presented by Katy Ashworth.

Time to enjoy some exaggerated clown moves in the first programme of the new series. Presented by Katy Ashworth.

Children explore a tropical island riding on board their magic carpets.

In the first programme children bring their carpet home and get ready for take-off. Presented by Katy Ashworth.

Exploring movement inspired by animals as they prepare for winter. Presented by Katy Ashworth.

The children make dances inspired by the movement of fireworks. Presented by Katy Ashworth.

Exploring the changing weather through dance. Presented by Katy Ashworth.

The Autumn unit begins with the theme of harvest. Presented by Katy Ashworth.

Dances inspired by the arrival of the three kings in Bethlehem. Presented by Katy Ashworth.

Moving as the three kings as they follow the star to Bethlehem. Presented by Katy Ashworth.

Part 2 of a two-part unit exploring the story of Rama and Sita, a traditional story for Diwali.

Part 1 of a two-part unit exploring the story of Rama and Sita, a traditional story for Diwali.